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Case Study: Datalogix Uses Online Corporate Training for Customized Approach

How Datalogix built an online corporate training program to manage employee onboarding and training.

Supercompetent Speaking: Is It Possible to Rehearse Too Much?

There are cases when mistakes in the way you rehearse, if not corrected ASAP, can cause you to flub your presentation and damage your credibility.

Online Learning Fuels Digital Transition, Helps Employees Achieve Goals

In search of a scalable training solution that could reach all employees simultaneously and conveniently, information services company Penton turned to Lynda.com.

How Do You Make Sure Your LMS Is Delivering ROI?

L&D professionals often have great expectations of their learning management system (LMS) but just haven’t seen the traffic they were promised. Why? In most cases, the problem has been that the LMS wasn’t built to engage its learners.

TD Bank’s Contact Center New Hire Program

The revamped Contact Center New Hire program provides an effective blend of instruction and on-the-job experiences in the earliest stages of the training. Participants acquire foundational content combined with immediate exposure to the real environment in which they will work.

January’s Top Reads

More than 11,000 business books are published every year—an overwhelming choice for busy professionals. Therefore, in partnership with getAbstract, Training brings you January’s top three business books recommended to our readers.

Leading in Today’s Ever-Changing Business Environment

To be successful in today’s dynamic business environment, leaders must work toward building relevance; managing business fundamentals with a balanced approach; and guiding employees through open, two-way communication.

How Coaching Helps Employee Retention

Coaching helps inspire and motivate employees to improve knowledge, increase skills, and change behaviors to drive greater performance in the workplace.

Using Unconventional Leadership Development Tools

Until leaders can understand the mechanism of action—the reason people do what they do—it is difficult for them to understand and identify how effective they are, how effective they could be, and what they need to do to improve.

Horrible Bosses: The 3 Worst Offenders

The reality is horrible bosses are inevitable. And they’re as big and bad as ever, according to a recent survey done via social media.

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